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Iirnn MicI,ch Frnmcc.

BLocMINGIoN, III, June IA
strange disease, communicated by
contact, no, caused great deal Of
havoc among horses in Dewitt county
This has been communicated from
imported French stations and is
common IN France II wa' first no.
ticed in Dewitt county in 1853. Forty
mares have died from it and moro are
now III. Nine stations are here un.
der treatment
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prefrrment upon some great issue
which divides the masses of the peo-
ME. vii, some kindly prohibitionist
nlr,sc onlighteu III with a better def.
milton, Marion Martin is a candi.
date for Coke's senatorial seat and his
special claim to the place Is that he
advocates prohibition and was nomi-
mated for governor OF Texas by Gram
dl. who abandoned tho democratic
party nine years ago.
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Local ". state Prohibition,

Our 'etler from la-rer gives. "a
phase Of tAc Pre- N, campaign which
is not novel but which i al tn same
time very reAssuriug We confess that
We hold the same view, on this sub.
iect tia, senator Coke does. We re-
gard 81, prohibition, nation J, state,
county and precinct, rs snti.demo-
cratic in theory aud opposed to the
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doctrine Of the .Argcst liberty to tie
citizen cou.i,ten, with iia safety Of
the whole. our correspondent = in
favor Of county and precinct prohi-
bition. but not in favor of state pro-
hib.tion. We do not believe In
uny but individual pro-
h!b.tiou aud that too which is framed
voted on and adopted by him in PEI.
son and no one else ii the tate has
no right To- enforce prohibition H.
comti., hich do not want it, by the
-anc rule counties have no right to
enforce it in precincts which do not
want 1t, and ofcour-c it follows clear
is and logically that precincts have DO
right to force i, upon iudividuo j,
wlodo not want IL. This Is the whole
question ina nutshell However, wc
DO not cavi Mt the position assumed
by our correspondent. We are not
lighting local option now We are
lighting its Logical conclusion state
prohibition and right glad are
we to have bis help
together with his assurances Of the
sentiment 10 the four counties named,
We believe prohibition vii, DEE
beaten. and tina, too by such major
ijya, will cause them to lay still tor
twenty ycal,. We do not believe In
drunkenness, dobAuchcry crime ana
all the evil, which are named in con-
ncction with The subject We believe
in true temperance and advocate 1t on
all proper occasions, but we believe
m that temperance which makes sober
mcn of H. vOtaries, not violent
-chrocching, intocraut bigots, who
lose sight of all else save
,hetyrannical enforcement ofan insane
dogma simply and only because they
have adopted it. We would lot bank
rupt Texas aud oycrburdcn our tax
paying citizens simply that DR.. Car
roll may be gloriiiod and St. John
carry the state next presidential cleo
ton. In these things we can pay toe
high price for the whistle as wei!
a- in umy others. II halt the effort
wacrc made. half the money cXpenGcI
ou one contemporaries enterprise that
is being wasted on thu effort to fore,
political prohibition IN TcNe-
the cause Of real tcmpcrau .
would ps served mconceiyAbIy
ltistilue to call hnlt 1t is high
time tor the voters OF Texas ere they
DO this wrong to stop hort and be.
lin to examine the motives of tae
men who stand no the head %.
this revolution. This must be
done fcnrc, Iy, and the voters must
not be ui-lcd by the pricstiy charac.
ter of is ladcr and many of it, ab.Csi
advocate. The church is one thing
the public taXpay ing interests are an
other, We pray TOR the one but We
vote tor the other, Let %, vot'
against increasing enormously III,
burdens we already labor under, vote
down -'0'e prohibition frs, and at
tend The local option busiuc-, after
ward
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From the san Antonio Times.
What ia to be thought ofa minister
who deliberately says, from the pull
nit. that a the crime in the country
is due 10 the liquor traffic. Such a
rash uttcrance was made III san An e.
tonic yesterday.
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lr seems the brethren are after our
good brother Crauiill for his harsh
ness Brother Cranhll is q professcd
follower of tho lowly and loving MAJ
arine aud such a reproof ought not to
be necessary. llarshness ought to be
solely and only the attribute OF the
[quor traffic,
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lnIlInsIlnnilnd.

From The Houston Post
Hon. George Clark doc not speak
Often, nor write cards ottencr tnan
now AMI then; but when he is heard
from he comes loaded.
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nloody Suggestion.

From tho sherman Register
Day after tomorrow should see not
les than 500 unmulllcd ours on their
way to the happy hunting ground.
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Tie Defective Feature.

10y inc people Al tuf Ia "'N vi
August sta there Will -pring into eN.
i-teuce ut once who. army Of -p'c-
aud detectives whose business it will
bee TO wa,ch for and expose ATTRACTIONS
OF the sw. Di.honc-t men will enter
such service who VIII not scruple to
make fac {. ports aud drag men to
stance which urnishc- the slightest
scmtaucc pa c.ew We vll have
here in the evening of the nineteenth
century. III free America Al in4uisl-
,itlou a. dreadful, a silent, and az
cruc. 49, Was established ia Spain aud
the Netherlands under tie bloody
pAt .p the II. \, long IS, Tie alco-
noic principe il found u the grain
and the appetite exists for 10 ia the
human stomach. w3an- will be found
to bridge the oha.m and the demand
be supplied Where th' Is done
openly and under proper restrictions,
~ To- purity and lls propcr handling
the minimum OF c,il will result But
wherc and when Il become crime
DO 90 supply 81. not only moro wii. DC
consumed but that " be Of vilcr
aud moro unwhoic-omc character, and
thu, will the maximum Of the evil
attending the sale and con-
SUMPTION OF ardent spirits
be reached. We greatly fear
tha, there will ejust rs much used
notwithstanding the government in
hibition and to that fear Is added the
evils to low from surraptiuously
manufactured liquors sold outside of
the protection Of law. Imagine the
army OF jackals which would lnicst
the state intent only upon dragging
down those who would darr every
thing in cyading u harsh and unpopu-
lar law y mans statu, In such "A
force would depend greatly upon The
number Of cases hc might uucarth
aud right here Ould bc found the i'll
ccntlvo 90 bear false witness. In -uch
state ~ TcXa- but l.ttlo OF this
wnlld b, necessary tu produce crime
and blood,hcd upon larger Gale
I than Va. ever before witnessed. Spies
and nt,rmcr, would fl the land
Wherever light would be seen e i'm.
meriu4 Mt night would be sccu the
creatures of AN oppressive law seek
ing fer tho victims from IS HON r. 10
be wruno the gold in which a'ouo is
found .4tctv. Fouchc,'- secret police
which filed the home. of Franco with
Is. doubt ard distru,t. would be- PIT 10
shame los their modern couuterpatts.
the wh' ky seekers of Texas
r. Can we Afford this Is their any
%, interest. however dcar. which viii
warrant IT, cstablishmcn, of "a force so
foreign to ever idca which fro.
have hitherto held on the subject OF
the relations OF the citizen to GOV.
eminent hich he las been educated
o. believe himscliA part No home,
81" no place where men rc-oii win he
G. sacred from this sort OF intrusion.
The men who will consent to take
. this sort Of service VIII have little or
no dclIcGcy in pushing their hated
or presence rycn to the bedside Of the
sic, md the DIVING to aud that inir"''
r. ion 81 law whereby they may gather
the fruits OF the prostitution OF their
manhood,
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from tue Temple Time.
III partissnship Is not the advocacy
OF particular candidate tor political
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FANArlcIsN howl, over the
air sunny prairie, OF Texas
rs it did u few years SIEGE
over the bleak hill, and frozen
valley, Of New England, isuaiioism
is the same in both sections, with this
difference il succeeds for season in
New England aud IT can never sue
coed u Texas. The difference j.,
found in the warm hearted, generous
men into whose manly lives the warm
sunshine o. roXa. has poured - spirit
of liberation and forbCaraucc which is
frozen out OF them in the bleak north
crn region, Thus 1t Is that prohlbi-
ton IS apIaut which will never thrive
in this regioa. There is aso somr-
thing like this in southern dista.tc for
women IN politics, or in such enter.
pri,es as those which take them away
from and out of reach OF home protec-
ton The Womau's Christian Tenn
pcrance niou madca bad union
when was united to St,John's Eo,it.
teal party. IttAriyes Oh that in Kan
SIS aud New England, but it dies ont
in Texas. Tbi, !, the difference,
THE san Autouio Tunes complain,
that the anli-prohibpiou campaign
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DAILY EXAMINER.
Largest Circulation in Central Texas.

ADNIRIIsISG KtIIs.
Aiyer',ug rates maio known ou:sll tea
Uou.
Futerel a; po.lo.ice Al 81 AGO. Trs,, as SEQ
on4-ciAts mall matter
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We must not .auhtupt the state in
ans insane experiments VITA moral
legislation.
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THE merchants cx hau4c s. now
an assured tact
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Is another place we give a speech
OF GOV. Anthony Of Kansas, delivered
on decoration day at Fort Scott. The
G.obe-Democrat heads it "a remarks.
bic speech Indeed is it that and the
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THY hold the good uuhl down
with dill lily,
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WACO. TENAS, JUNE, . lse5
luT weather.
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Tho Funeral of Thomas Martin.

1, The funeral of the late Thomas Martin took place yesterday afternoon, and was very largely attended. The genial miner has changed his Shift, and hereafter the signal bells on high, where danger cometh not, will guide his footsteps along the pleasant paihs of eternity. Upon the high levels, where peace and content. ment reign, aplace will be provided fo' this worthy son of toll, and here, in this lonely graveyard. the sweet blooming flowers of virtue and peace will scatter their perfumes of sanctity over the rest, i ing place of Thomas Martin.
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B. and. ., rRsiiread.

 ;s NEw YORK. March I6.-lt is generally sebexed on w all~stpeet that the control of the Baltimore and ohio, has passed fi into the hands of syndicate. A story is eugrep', and is reported by parties who are generally accepted as good authority, ,ha, Jay Geoidhas acquired quarter irteres. in the syndicate and has paid sr,4oo,ooo in cash on agreement. Rus gel Sage is also named as member of the sypdica,sr; According to reports the Western Union takes the B. and O. ,ele' graph lines, -Densmore takes the express business for Adams express Co and the Pennsylvania railway takes the road. l. The details are said to have been arrang. cd last night. -' ~
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Hold Your Grip.

.The Band of Holiness will take their departure today for Phenix. They have labored ardently and~well with the Ton,bseons sinners, and curious to re. date suceeededin landing some of the
 most. wicked "cusses" in the city. The sErITArR is in hopes that these converts swilk walk in the paths of rectitude, but ' we fear that the devil will put in an Iappearance during the absence of these good people. Street converts, as rule, are questionable, but if these recon. s;tlucted individuals will don their Sun. day sahetity and keep aloof from the
 many benighted sons and daughters ot |.this city, tisy nay pull through.
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As long as the Ssa Carlos resrvasio0 is permitted to exist in Arizona, jsst 60 lsng will Indian tAefts and dePredations be practiced. Geronimo was net the only Indisn on the reservation capable ,s lead an outbreak. The government have bee. educating yssng Csrssisne', iA the ranks of Apache seouts for years These infamous vsetcAes-the scouts are more ts bs feared taas any sthe' number Oftkis trihs, and as long as she) SM employed in the service sf the gsv srnmept, just % long will .hGs bs h dian troubles in this eosntry.
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Russian TrOables.

; ST PETERSBURG, March I6.-The official Messenger publishes the following; >On,Sunday' last at II a. m. three stu' idants of the St Petersburg university VI were arrested in Nemsk, having in their poses.ionrs bon bombs. ,'. The prisoners 'd' mit.ed that they belonged to a secret erimnaL society. The bombs found ton them were charged with dynamite each bomS; was arranEedt to throw eleven balls andail those balls were filled with strych' nine. The Czar and Czarina, came back to St Petersburg yesterday morning at tended as grand :baH" given by Grand
 Duke vladimar, and returned to Gabe
 hsns in the evening.
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An v~S~sw. Man MsrAerea.

SACRAMENTO. March I6.-This After ncos the dead body ofan unknown man vas found lying near tho railroad track near rlsrin, nine miles from this city He had beea shos through the body and stabbed, and there were indications of ! desperate struggle. The murdered ma, had the appearance of swsde snd'labor inx man. There is no clue to the mur' dersr. The Coroner has gone down te investigate.
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They Cave Thanks.

:, LONDON. March 'r6.--The seryice"in
 the Russian chapel was crowded with d. piomats in full uniform, conspicuous above all being the members of the Rus sian embassy, who were congratulated by sll psssens that the run,or sf the att snps on the life of the czar was unfound'
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-17
:.Aecsdcntal al :shseting.

AALBUotEKQUEj, MarchI6. Yesterday morning t, while ;singagsd; in cleaning and reloading his winchester, Hiram White
 aswell known and prominent citizen of Tayios, Arizona, accidentally shot himself the ball entering the grion and ranging downward cut through theprincipal artery and lodged just under the skin in the fieshy part of lhe leg. I. being impos-
 sibls soeobtaiI, medical assistance nearer
 than Holbroot, al he. wounded man bled to death before the doctor who had been hastily summoned could put in appear
 anee% The funeral takes place to- morrow and will be one of the largest ever held at Taylor. The deceased was unmarried and owned considerable pre- perty' in ,his" neighborhood.'
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-17
WASlssaIe IndfetAsnss.

CHICAGO, March I6.-Warden Me GssiSls, of the Cook county hospital, warden Worrell of the county insane asylum, Edward McDonald, the brothei sf Mike McDonald, the noted gambler, esxinser ., tho county hospital, Richafd .O'Driscsil, book keeper of the Chicago pharmaceutical company, and James T. Coaoly were arrested last night for con spisaey to defraud the county, These
 asrs,,s are understood ss be undel special indictments of the grand jsry which has beex in session about tive CT three Ssssks. ."
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-17
%>yeynsv's AYprevsl.

SACRAMENTO, March r6:-Govefnesss Bartlett, to-day approved the legislative ac, Yepealing the sipearian right clause in the State Code. The repeal excepts ses.ed rights.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-17
ussssari nxeitsnssas.

ST LOUIS, March I6.--Advices from chrissiaa. , .! eeountys state that shs excitement is running high over'a recent tuaedy near Spark, in which Charles Green, and Wm' Eden, were called up in the night and shot down in cold aiood. by alleged bold
 robbers is an organization simular to the Kluklux. Every effort is being made to ferre, out the perpetrators of tha
 bru, al outrage, and r3 persons .haveal ready been arrested, and g nore 'afe ex. psc,ed to be captured to-day. The peo- pie live in the vicinity and have been engaged in other lawless acts. their preliminary examination will be held in . day or two. all protest their innocence,
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Dsnands of the unisAists.

LONDON, March I6.-Giadstone in re. plying to the request ofa number of his adherents for information as to the consessious offered to the unionists, de.
 elines to enter into details, but says the liberals may rely on his firm adherence to the principles as q bases of his home rsle party. Tho radical unionists attri. bute the failure of the negotiations to Gladstouess decisisns based on Parnell's decisions. The facts, many believe tend to shsw that Sir Wu. Vernon Hareourt, uaisisd Chamberlain and Geo. Trevelyan IAnksg th~a tS .ha1isvs that Gladstsas
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swiN yastice.

SAN FRANCISCO, March I6.--John E. Stei.es, charged with having obstruct the cars of the Sutter street railroad com. pany with dynamite bomb on Feb i6. last. was to-day found guilty.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-17

The results ef the sssa elsctisss h New York, indicate ths. this is gsisg to be . Republican yaas is she Empire State.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-17

The Rhode Ishsa Den'scrsss AelG . big state cosvsnsiss . few days ago They are making thorough preparation for their next annual defeat.
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There is naa ea the Chicago NeFs vhs makes akdavit that hs hsan Frss- dem shriek when vaa Wyck tsll. ,.
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WORLDS NEWs,| }
 '",sz.r<ssgI ....'',',!, .''''.' ., Z; ;.,, .7 ". ' a : [, The Ban Francisco Bomb | Fisnd Goes to Jail. .::: ::,:.: ',> ,- %f - .. ?: y!4 . 9,-ss IA Wholesale Batch sf Iudict- ] ments Found In Chicago. ! 7
 Serious Accidental Shooting at AL l buquerque, New Mexico. rst6.ndous nzeitem.ns Over the l Lats Missouri Murders. l l. ss ! fAssoe,ArsD rRKss D,srxTcRks ]
Tfs@endous Excitement Over the Lats Missouri Murders.
ASSOCIATED rRKss DisrATcRks ]

sssAisss ns.,ss.. e>h
 WARRINGTON, March le,-The 18th sasual reunion of,hs society of the Army of the Cumberland, will be held sia this c;,v on the eleventh and twelfth of May
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Et " x+ e. ~ . Excepted ChambefIaips :prpposias. ltis aough. that Gladst9M wasson the verge of assenting, whea aatnsd that such a step would result in Parnells victory. Since the reading of negotiations the de- mands of the uniionniists Have grown. As
 ormulates, $ tiiey. comprise the following !ssssntiaist,. M That Ireland be represented ,ip tRe imperial; parliament; that Ulster be separated from the jurisdiction of the
 Dublin. parliment;' that the Irish parlia-
 men. be subordiniased; that the subordi'
 nate po~srsot..he Irish be strictly defn-
 ed,sGd liinaedp that the maintenance of
 lay and order remain under the control
 cf.bs jmperial authority; thaa Gladstone's
 6qaneial prop9siall5. be Abandoned. that hrs ptopositioHihat the. Irish parliament beromposed of two orders be abantca' 'E
 ed;that the aBftish .rtreastry, be moi | pledged for the 4,enest ofshe Irish land lhoidear;s. inc psheRites' scout these de 1 n,.nds .:sss yyRnwoythhy: of consideration l Gladstone has been asked explicitly as t' his position and to. state. what his term offssriisn are. The war office aashori ties have made arrangements for tn ! transportation from Canada to London | 'Fn' @.'' HSE 1';Sif: ;'-;
 during the coming season of goo horse
 weekly for the artillery train.
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sr Ass sssu11 smaat 'A'fa

The mercsry vill bs dovs below frees Ing when Turpis shs newly haed 0s' ssaator from indiass take his est.
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Tho City Cosaeil held meeting ias. svsning to take isto consideration the sanitary condi.isa sf the city. We hsps, for the public Iosd. ,sss ssmsahiaS gill As dose in this direction. Tonbssoas shssid have sesa properly sewssd ysars sgs. ssd it would have tses, had it no, been fss lev msddlssons isdividssls vho ,ooh 1t spSa thsnsslvss to dsSea, the worthy nsssurA \ fev thousand dollars is nsthisg in cossparissn to tho health sf our psspls. The haGish -ef the vsmsa asd iusecsns chlidsss sf Tomb sssaA is fer nora ss ssr sssp'e; than |, . fsv paltry dollars. We sould ssssss' to the Council that they, above all eiss sss that the sanitary, eeadisisa ef eAil city is attssdsd ss. -.
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FAMILY GROCERIES

Of every description Finest California canned goods Eu ropean and California dried fruit Table decacies Ghe' coffee roasted and ground the premises Cogaes seae and other well known brands of soap.
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The preps,dersaes sf bssf over ssaias h the msst notable characteristic sf the Democratic administration.
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 The unfortunate sceiAsst wAich rs. sal,ed in the des,A sel Thsaas Martin by the falling csse in the Silver TAraad mine, has created eeusidssSbis excite. ment and feelisg sa oar city Tae svi. dsnee adsced iS the case is before us, Asd from i,s intricate nesAos ws are unable ,s glesn . ray sf iight Hasty and inconsistent conclusions ia nastsss of such vital ieyertspes sugAs net to bs reached. It reqsirss ceoi, esim ssd deliberate csasid&ssiss ss arrive q . verdict In this ease. TAs Isss Of c ha@an life is dsplo,asls, DsstieSlarly ,sU where . suspicion of neglect h sstscAsA to tAs circumstance. Men Ia responsible essi- tiens, where human liis is sssrusssd .s their keeping, should s1srciss all the care possible to prevent the. les of life. We do not wish to cast sspisssioas upon the capability Or reliability sfsAs sngi. neeY who was at the AelM st the tine this sad acciden. occurred. Cssrts are established<or tke purpsas ef regulating matters of this kisd, and to tAeir ksspins it is entrusted, but ths welfare sf socissy demands that the grsstes, care should be exercised by engineers in the manage. meat of the machinery ostrusted to theii care. Men who labor fora liviag, ia, down below the surface of the earth where the brigh, light of Gods sunshine is excluded from their visieu, should bs kindly and carefully cared for, and al necessary precastion should De shown ts them by the men in whsss hands thsil lives are entrusted. 1t was eleasly showr Ssfore the Coroner's jury that NO shadou of blame rested upoa the conduct O James Hume, the day snsiuesr. He Il entirely blanelsss ia tho matter; As ha, worked is Tonhstsas For the past si, years, and has siwsys SseA regarded q . safe, esmpsssnt man. asd ssy effort [. east aspersions sT insinsAtions upon hi' . rspability s'sAis mater will ssrsly sne dsssxvsdly fait. Mr. Lesss,,, the pasi - assr wAs vas in eharss ss the time 0 the accident is alss spsten of e 1 aAsrossh nttssas aaA vsil sP ia bi sSaesaso
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Clothing and Furnishing Goods

Of which large of both Eastern and Caerna goods will be found very moderate prices
 The latest styles of everything in these lines cheaper "aH you can purchase in San Francisco.
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